Andrew Sneed

Andrew Sneed is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Architectural Engineering at Kansas State University (K-State). He joined K-State in 2019 and has developed 10 courses, focusing on MEP systems design and teaching senior-level capstone courses. Sneed maintains industry ties through consulting and integrates current design tools into academia. He is licensed as a Professional Engineer in Oklahoma.

Education:

• M.S., Architectural Engineering, Kansas State University, 2022
• B.S., Architectural Engineering, Kansas State University, 2010

Research: Sneed’s work centers on analyzing MEP system loads on building structures, energy submetering for efficiency, and indoor environmental quality post-occupancy. He collaborates with students to provide industry-relevant research outcomes.

Awards & Recognition:

• 2023 Charlie Award for top academic advising
• ASHRAE Technology Award and Training Committee involvement
• Co-author of Principles of HVAC, a widely used textbook

Advising & Leadership: Faculty advisor for ASHRAE and MCAA student organizations. Mentored teams achieving international competition awards. Active in curriculum development and industry-education collaboration.

Labs/Teams: Engaged in academic-industry partnerships through research and consulting, though no formal lab name is specified in the text.